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@SeaDawg Yes, they are quite good microwaved as well and handy for that quick breakfast on the go.😋

Ohhh, I misread that! A tube sock works, in fact that’s pretty clever!👍🏼

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I think it depends on what you want the solar lights for, tasks or just ambience. I would like some low lighting for my Clam just for ambience. We have lanterns but I think the string solar lights would be so pretty around the Clam. Has anyone hung them around their Clam? If so what did you use to hang them?

@Steve and Deb Love your bag, very creative and looks so nice!!

Thank you!!👍🏼😍

Pre-made Breakfast Burritos. You can choose from a variety of ingredients, adding as many or as few as you want depending on your taste. You can tailor-make each burrito. Make-ahead prep time: 30 minutes. Serves: As many as you require. Armed with your flour tortillas, here are some ingredients you can add to your breakfast burritos: Eggs (scrambled) Bacon Sausage Chicken Ham Pepper Onion Mushrooms Black beans Potato Tomato Hash brown Cilantro Cheese Method: Simply cook-up all the ingredients you choose from the list, roll up in flour tortilla’s and wrap them tightly in tin foil. They are perfectly fine to be stored in the freezer before transferring to your cooler. Re-heat by placing the foiled burritos on a grill over the fire or next to hot coals. Heat for 10-15 minutes, turning over once. They may need longer depending on how hot the coals are. Last but not least, strip back the foil and you’re good to go! Use-by: You can freeze burritos for 3 months. Top tip: If you have made different burritos for different people, use a marker pen to write their names on the foil so you know who’s is who’s.

I love the solar string lights! Did you get them on Amazon? Link?

So sweet! @SeaDawg ❤️

@SeaDawg Great advice and I love your answer on your top two favorite accessories!❤️

Ours does fit in the back of our short bed truck on an angle but most often (because the truck is loaded) we just set it on the floor along the aisle inside the camper.

That’s really nice! It looks like it has the Velcro tabs if you wanted to add the rain tarp to the top if needed. Thank you for the photo.

Great info! Was the screen ceiling vented or was it entirely screen? Probably not near as durable and no rain protection.

We rarely use our side panels but they are quite handy if it’s raining, colder weather or if you just want some privacy. They are super easy to just velcro on.

We do not have the rain tarp that you can purchase for the top of the Clam but we do have the side panels. We’ve had it in some pretty heavy rain and very little rain got inside except a few drops near the corner seams.

@SeaDawg Curious…what are the grommets for?

@Steve and Deb I’ve heard other people say their Clam gets hot inside too but we’ve never felt hot in ours. We always get a great breeze through it. In fact, we have a fan we bought for it but we’ve never used it. We’ve not been in super hot temperature though, 90 at the hottest but mostly temperatures in the 80s.

@SeaDawg I’m quite happy with the Clam. I hadn’t realized their sunshade was on a manual awning. I’m always looking for shade because of my discoid lupus so that did intrigue me.😍

@2008RN Sitting by a campfire strumming a guitar…love it!👍🏼

@Steve and Deb I like the looks of those chairs, so compacts. Put them in my likes. Thank you for the link. Not sure about overriding the awning retractable sensor. I wouldn’t override it though, I think it’s a good safety feature to protect the awning.

It’s 11.5 x 11.5.

@AZ Wonderer I’ve been looking at electric coolers/refrigerators, it’s on my want list! We have a Yeti and I love it but would like to do away with ice.

That’s the one I have my eye on. Good to hear a testimonial.👍🏼

@Mike and Carol Ohhhh I love that!! Is it hard to attach to the awning? Do you have a link? I have Discoid Lupus so the sun is my enemy, this shade looks so great! Intrigued.

What is that one favorite camping accessory that you don’t really need but prefer not to camp without? Mine is our Clam screen room. It goes up so fast and easy and I enjoy being able to be “outside” without being a human buffet for mosquitos and flys! We’ve had our Clam for 2 years and it’s held up great through all types of weather.